If you are a military couple, take a look at the video for this song and you'll see why you might want to add it into your dinner music playlist.ġ985 might have been the biggest in young Bryan Adams' career. "I Guess That's Why They Called Them The Blues" | Elton John | 1983Ī light rock classic from Elton John that was released in Britain in April 1983 and climbed all the way to Number 4 in the United States. If you like, we'll add this terrific track your wedding playlist and we'll lower the lights when it gets played or you and he can step outside and steal a smooch while you overlook the view at the Historic Rice Mill in downtown Charleston. Sound familiar? Need I say more in regards to this epic 80s makeout song? "Take My Breath Away" was the biggest makeout of the summer of 1986 making it all the way to Number 1 on the Hot 100.
You know you want to.įrom the Top Gun soundtrack, "Take me to bed or lose me forever". Journey was just inducted into the Rock & Roll Of Hame in 2017 for classics like this. The song would peak at #12 on the Hot 100 in the summer of 1983. Over the years, this has been one of the most requested songs behind "Don't Stop Believin". This song shows up very frequently on wedding playlists around Charleston and is a true gem from the early 1980s. Released in the fall of 1984, the song would make it all the way to #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart. This song was actually written by David Foster and originally the great Kenny Rogers was supposed to sing it, but when Peter Cetera and Chicago got a hold of it in 1984, they turned it into a mega hit, and it might be just perfect for a couple to do their first dance to as well. You can click the title of each song to play a YouTube, or check out my Spotify playlist right below. Take a listen to these songs down below as you begin to create your wedding playlist. If you are a fan of the 80s and songs that are a little on the softer side, you'll love this post. Back in the 70s and throughout the 80s, there were numerous romantic songs written that are just perfect for dinner at your Charleston wedding at Lowndes Grove, Kiawah, or the Carriage House at Magnolia Plantation.
Soft rock is a genre that maybe your parents listened to (chuckle), and maybe that's why these songs are often overlooked when selecting wedding music.
Some couples go for a light country, or perhaps the tried and true jazz standards like Frank Sinatra or even Motown. Brides and grooms tend to go in numerous different directions when it comes to selecting music for this portion of the evening. Your Charleston Wedding DJ should adjust the volume of the music accordingly. The dinner music portion of your afternoon or evening should include non-abrasive music that allows for good conversation and socializing among you and your wedding guests.
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